Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-03-10

DISPATCHES from Roma say that the
troops OF the garrison OF Siiistria revolted
and pronounced against the Bulgarian
regency. A similar revolt was feared at
Widdin-
THE mail steamer Valparaiso, bound from
Liverpool to Chill, was wrecked on the
Spanish coast. the 200 persons on board
and all the mails were saved
THE Legislature of British Columbia has
suspended the charter of Vancouver and
ordered steps to meet the lawless outbreak
against the Chinese of that place
ADvIcEs by the steamer Gaelic from
Hong Kong to San Francisco state that
Chinese junk going from Hainan to Siam
was recently wrecked of the Soctray coast,
and out of 600 passengers and crew aboard
only six were known to have escaped.
THE damage by the Italian earthquake
was estimated at S10,0000O0.
RIOTS have occurred in SARDINIA because
mems savings banks.
SENATOR SARRACO has been asked to form
the new Italian Cabinet.
THE Hungarian Diet voted urgency for
the special military credit.
EARTHQUAKE shocks were felt recently in
Southern Austria and in Bulgaria. No
damage was done.
SENATOR HUGH NELSON has been ap-
pointed Governor of British Columbia to
succeed Governor Cornwall whose term has
expired.
WHILE the Queen OF Spain was riding in
Madrid the other day rock was thrown
into her carriage by an unknown man.
CHOLERA has made its appearance in
Sicily.
SUPPLEMENTARY elections in twenty-four
districts of Germany resulted in the re-
turn of three Conservatives, four National
Liberals, ten New German Liberals, two
Centerists, four Socialists and one Inn
periallst.
THE natives of the province of Mozam-
bique, taking advantage of the absence of
the Portuguese squadron and troops at
Tungi, have risen and devastated the trad
lug stations.
lature to the British Imperial Government
took very independent and decided tone
against the French and American fishermen.
COLONEL GLIDER, the North Pole seeker,
has returned to Winnipeg on temporary bus
mess. He says he has not given up his pro-
ject
A SEVERE shock of earthquake was felt
on the I'd at Riggio de Calabra, and two
slight shocks occurred at Diano Marine.
The people feared further disaster because
of the excessive heat and the fact that the
sea has not returned to its ordinary level
GENERAL BoULANGER has decreed that in
future no officer in the army shall be al
lowed TO nave IN MS service any foreigner
of either sex. The decree IS due to the fact
that the governess of General Davoust's
children has been discovered to be the wife
of a Prussian officer quartered at Neui
Bresach
THE Austrian court will celebrate the
ninetieth birthday of the Emperor of Ger
MANY.
AT Lurgan, Ireland, recently the police
were stoned by rioters and several of them
injured. The police fired but did no harm.
IT is said that Premier Macdonald, OF
Canada, is soon to resign and go to London
as Dominion Commissioner.
PRINCE ALEXANDER is suffering from
acute Inflammation of the eyes.
THE British Government will report
Archbishop Cro1e to the Vatican.
THE German Reichstag met on the Sd.
A LARGE gang of men, together with two
engines and snow plow, were caught in
snowslide at Selkirk, Can, recently, and
could be got out.
in the Cameroons country, has been i'm
prisoned by natives.
THE British ship t. n. Hart sailed From
New York May is, for Shanghai, since
which time nothing has been heard Of her.
and it is feared that she is lost with all on
board. She was commanded by Captain
Mccarthy, and had a crew of twenty men.
A TELEGRAM from Shanghai says that
China has coded to Germany the Chusan
Islands off the east coast of China, opposite
the estuary of the Tsien-Tang- Kiang
A RAILWAY train on its way from Vienna
to Buda-Pesth, the other day, collided withs
an engine at Franzenstadt. Seventeen per
sons were injured.